Handheld Learning

Hi Saku

I designed Hairdressing Training for mobiles, which is a LSC funded national UK resource for students. It is free for subscribing collleges and is the first service of its kind in the UK. Also I have been consulting on a couple of Molenet projects which have been using the service.

So if you are interested in knowing more please do contact me.

Cheers

Stu

Hi Saku

You can read more about it all here

http://anywherelearning.blogspot.com/2008/02/hairdressing-training-goes-mobile.html

It essentially brings a mobile interface to those aspects of the desktop service that are suitable for mobile delivery.

I've presented on this quite a bit, so have a look at the videocast at
http://anywherelearning.blogspot.com/2008/05/delivering-mobile-learning-video.html

I hope that helps. Access could be arranged but not until the end of July, as we are moving the service to Federated Access.

If you want to know please let me know.

Cheers

Stu

Hi Saku
Take a look at www.m-learning.mobi -  a series of tools, applications and content to support learning and teaching. Specifically take a look at the Intel Skoool page and the empasis on Science (and maths).
If you want some logins to have a closer look for your study, please feel free to drop me an email at michael@m-learning.mobi

Hi Michael and John,

Apologies for my late responding.
Thank you very much for sending web links. They are really useful for me.

Cheers

Saku

one more for your research...wildknowledge (www.wildknowledge.co.uk)....we have 4 applications:
1) wildkey  - mobile decision tree app...primarrily used for wildlife id and recording
2) wildform - mobile recording form that can be used to replace any pen & paper exercise
3) wildmap - interactive learning trail program
4) wildimage - interactive diagrams

we have a portal which allows people to share keys,forms,maps and diagrams with one another and allows them to store/share their records
regards
neil (neil@wildknowledge.co.uk)